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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29

Inc railroad agents who argue against the
President signing the Interstate commerce act
on the ground that it would prove inoperative
even IL became Law, fail 10 reflect that that is
question which only experience can settle.
Tnere VIII Dc abundant time 10 point out It's weak
features "hen Ii snail have been fairly tried and
found wanting; and by that time too. the best
form Of amendment VIII probably suggest itself
what the people wanted was a beginning-an as
Surance that Congress was alive 10 some abuses
on the part OF the carrying companies. Having
got 50 far as 10 pass bill OF some sort. there Is
more hope that the lawmakers Will deal Justly
with the public In the future The same sort o,
argument was urged against the Presidential sue
cesion Dill when that was under discussion, but,
as soon as 1t received the executive signature the
whole nation, including the croakers, drew a deer
breath OF relief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29

VNeni, tne New York Doodle alderman, now on
trial In that city, has a defense he tbfnls To
meet the evidence OF the woman who sa,r n,,, a.
the meetings OF the combine" he PRODUCES the
traditional witness who didn't see him ar those
meetings. 80 SNN
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BLACK AND WHITE GooDs

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY BRorHERA
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF HIS NEW AND COM
PLETE STOCK OF -
PRIESTLEY'S ENGLISH BLACK DRESS FABRICS,
Comprising
SILK WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS, IMPERIAL
SERGES, MELROSE CLOTHS PRINCETTA
CLOTHS, NUNS VEILINGS,C CONVENT CLOTHS.
LUPIN's FRENCH MOURNING GOODS,
DRAP D,ALMAs. cARMELITEs, ETAMINEs, Ia
MISE CLOTHS. CASHMERES. CAMEI.S HAIRS.
G3EEkTAAEELhpfs ENGLIsH GRARE xD AMP XEILs
BLACK TWISTED SILK GRENADINES AND HER
NAMES.
NEW BLACK MOURNING SILKS.
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED WHITE GOODS,
NEW EMBROIDERED SWISS MUSLINS.
NEW EMBROIDERED BATISTE ROBES.
NOVELTIES IN EMBROIDERED PIQUES.
NEW PLAIN, STRIPED AND CHECKED MAIN
SOOkS INDIA LINENS. PERSIAN LAWNS,
FRESGH PERCALES, PRINCESS LAWNS,
CORDED PIQUES, ORGANDIEs. PURE LINEN
CLOSING PRICEsn ON ALL IMPORTED WINTER
WRAPS AND COMBINATION SUITS.
az PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania ave-. cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. ja29
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The1ssue between the President and the Senate
In the matter OF the District Recorder OF Deeds is
very simple, and cannot, In its present phase, be
distorted into question involving the right OF O.
colored democrat 10 hold Office as some OF the de-
lenders OF the administrations action In the mai
Ter assert 1t TO be. Let the points be restated
therefore, In order that there may be no misunder
standing about them The people of the District.
without regard TO party Affiliations, ask for the
appointment TO the office in question OF one OF
their own number,-the consideration OF coIor
or politics not being involved In any way in the
request Paying no attention TO this respectful
and reasonable prayer, and in violation also of
one OF the planks OF the national democratic plat
1orrn upon which he was elected, the President
brings here and puts In the Office a citizen OF the
state OF Neg York, who has never In any way
been identified either in interest or by acuuaint-
sneship with the District, and the Senate refuses
70 confirm the appointment.
That Is all there Is OF IL. How far republican
mfh1oefS OF that body may have been Influenced In
Theft action in the case by desire 10 see a col
ored democrat kept from his reward or how far
tner oeInocratic colleagues may have been gov
erned by their views To the rights OF a coloretl
person 10 hold Office at all, or their regard for
their partys declaration OF principles OF course no
ono but themselves can tell. But until the name
OF coored citizen OF the District is sent In for the
once oy the President and rejected by the Senate
IL cannot honestly BE- claimed that the color line
1SSuetSa factor In the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29

Inc traction" btu went through tae House at a
caose-road rate Of speed, exemplifying as wen "a
promising rapid transit A ."
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AT Cosr To REDUCE Srock,
". II. SINISTER & SONS,

Ar Cosr To REDUCE Srock,
w.M. SINISTER SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are selling their large and elegant stock Of Choice
FRENCH WOOLENS at prime cost.
COMBINATION SUITS reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
DRESS PATTERNS reduced from $50 to S2O
DRESS GOODS reduced from S1.OO to 75c.
The greatest bargain in Atwood FRENCH CASH
MERES, 4S-in. wide, Toe. These are extra quality
and are sold elsewhere at $1.OO.
Just reduced the prices OF EVENING SILKS and
ILLUSIONS.
ILLUSIONS reduced from $3.50 to $I5O.
ILLUSIONS reduced from $3 90 to $3.50.
TINSEL ILLUSIONS reduced from 81 90 to 81 so
All SILK GRENADINES. evening colors, BROCADEs
and STRIPES, reduced from 81 SO to 81 90.
Special Bargains in extra fine COLORED CORDUROYH
for Ladies' Suitings at 7!ic.; worth s1.OO.
MORE SASH RIBBONS at $1.50: worth $500
ROMAN SASHES at $500; worth Sl2.OO.
BLACK SILKS at S1.50; worth S1.75.
BLACK SILKS at S1.75; worth 1925.
BLACK SILKS at $500; worth $3.50.
We are the Sole Agents in this city of BONNETS PER-
FICTION BLACK SILK. This is an entirely
new finish: is recommended for its elegant ap-
pearance and durability.
Gautiers Al-Silk VELVETS, Black and Colors at as;
worth SO. The finest goods in this market
We are closing out our Cloak department and Offer
choice goods at one-haf their original cost
MOURNING VISITES at $15; former price, S45
We will place on sale Monday Spring Importa-
ton of FRENCH SATTEENS, and will show the
largest and most complete assortment of new designs
shown here, they having been made to our ore,
by the manufacturers Gros Roman Co. Don't fail
to examine these elegant goods Choice styles are sold
early.
W. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29

II Congress required any special proof OF the
need OF larger police force in Washington, the
latest exploit Of burglars In the northeast quarter
would supply the demand. Thieves ordinarily
lead nomadic life, and coni1ne their depredations
to property which can be carried about concealed
or Otherwise disposed OF easily; but those who
broke into Mr.. Knots dwelling, ON street, on
Thursday night, evidently meditated setting ND
housekeeping. They cleared the ground floor OF
furniture, food etc, and began work on the parlor
floor, but apparently We're induced TO desist by the
approached morning. The commander in the late
war of foraging and approprfating expedition
which absorbed everything with which it came tn
contact, has pictured his men as sitting glOomily
about Saw-min which they had encountered
and shedding great tears because they could not
steal that, too. These enterprising hOusebreakers
must have felt similar grief at being compelled
TO leave the house behind them. The COMPARE
lively unprotected northeast section OF the city
has been burgled frequently of late and the
citizens, unguarded by Congress and the made
quate police force, are organizing for self-protec
ton 1t is 70 be hoped that 70 hing less than a
sacktng OF the Capitol viii satisfy these enter
prtsing burglars In their next exploit Congress
seems 10 need some such forcible reminder OF the
inadequacy OF our police force in point of num-
0erS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29
OprN1se Or Spn1Sa F1AssE1s.

Superb line of Opera and Cashmere Flannels.
in Pink, Light Blue, Cream, Mode, Drab French
Blue, Garnet, Cardinal and Maroon. Only 5Oo
per yard.
White Embroidered F1annels, in an unusually
fine assortment Of choice patterns for ladies'
skirts; also a line Of narrow patterns, in imita-
ton of Hamburg embroidery, for infants wear.
Prices 69c., &C., 9Oc. and 81 90 per yard
Handsome Colored Embroidered Flannels. in
Scarlet, Light Blue, French Blue, Navy, Cardi
nal; Also Gray and Brown shades, embroidered
in White. Black and Cardinal Silk. Soc, S7kc.,
$1OO, $1.25 and $1-5O per yard.
3S-inch Eiderdown F1annels for Wrappers
Dressing Sacqnes, Opera Cloaks &C., in delicate
evening shades.
White Wool Flannels.
Saxony, 25 and SOC. per yard.
Chinchilla, 37b and SOC. per yard.
ALI Wool, 40. 40. so and 6Oc. per yard.
Yard-wide, 65, T5, S5c. and 81. 90 per yard.
Fine Wool Pajama Flannels, in neat stripes
and plaids 371S and SOC. per yard
(Third floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROp.
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LUTTRELL & WINE.
1880 Pennsylvania avenue,
Corner goth street northwest.
UsHrAnD Or BAneA1ss

BRODHEAD CO.
Need room for Spring Stock-must have it-.ra xh...
fore offer certain Imported Dress Good me- SoIi
Inose marked nom 81 to Soc at o5c.; those from
nels and Underwear e msnufscturers prices. Gros
9rssn PIX e low as 59c 36inch Cashmeres (orienai
S S. lg rs. ssSsssgs iks Cor.es boxes.
neod comment. They src rstclass and Selected Va
utmost carc We VENTURE tho aasef4ion that soS -
gains we're never offered before, = \ :.
,..o.. BRODEEAD b CO.,
~~s SUI r ct NV.
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4 RELIABLE Grow Srook.

We mean by this, no matter what price you pay
rs for pair of gloves, be it 25 cents or S. you
are reasonably sure of securing the best that
amount can possibly procure in this or any
city. We pick our stock from the entire mar
ket, being beholden to no one manufacturer
to handle his particular lines. We offer you the
best we know how to buy. Note each item.
Ladies' 5-button pinked-wrist Suede Gloves,
in tan shades Only Soc. per pair.
Ladies' S-button Suede Mousquetaire Gloves,
in tan shades. Only 75c. per pair.
Ladies' 4-button Fine Suede English Walking
Gloves, in assorted tan shades, richly embroi-
dered on the back in black and self colors Only
$50 per pair.
Ladies' 4-button "Perinot" Kid Gloves, in
dressed and Suede opera shades. Only SOC. per
pair.
Ladies' S-button Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in
opera shades Only 81 per pair.
Elegant stock of Fine Gloves, for wear on
special occasions. Also Lace top Silk Mitts, in
delicate evening tints. These are finished with
small elastic band at the knuckles to keep
them in shape, ID and 2O-button lengths
Gloves tried on at the counter We guarantee
you perfect satisfaction.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Kisses RED KNIT VEST AND PANTS, l9C
IL each, at the Great Clearing Sale, at the
1aCT-6t 1C41 and C42 I TN skS
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ExrRA DREss GooDs VALUES

Outside of the reductions recently made about
the best moneys worth of Dress Goods We have
are the following:
36-inch Atwood Tricots, spring weight All
the newest desirable light medium and dark
shades. only SOC. per yard.
5O-inch Cancels Hair Suitings. Light and
Dark Grays, Light and Dark Browns, Bronze,
&c, only 75c. per yard.
Twilled All-Wool Cream Flannel, extra good
qualities
36-inch, SOC. per yard,
42-inch, 621fc. per yard.
5O-inch All-WOol Cream Foule. This quality
is worth 81; only 75c. per yard.
42-inch All-Wool Cream Homespun SuitinRs
only 62hc. per yard.
You get more than the equivalent OF your
Dress Goods money here.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
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Xxx SGG -1oc ROIAL GLUE Mpuns
11pp " everything soiid a. Rock ~
8 e Broksn Glass. China rursssassee.
Srs b9oss Lsather and everything elss With sSs,
Iis-,3I .l. 49, Se1a<5ty Always ksady AIvxys
63aR
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2Q ~ FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR e9C., AT THE
SDOsOV Great Clearing Sale. at the
Double Combination,
taSI-6t 1241 and 1243 l lth st. {. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-29

BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND PIANOS. PRICES
- ranging from 500 upwards Easy monthly pay
insnsS. o.. SANDERS l. STAYMAN,
Of
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LUrrRELL u WINES
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ODDS AND ENDS
AND REGULAR GOODS
500 prs. Children's Hose. all sizes and all colors
Former prices, SO and 25c. Must 10 at 15c.
loops. Misses HOSE. Sold at 25 and soc. VIII be
sold at &c.
SO prs. Kid and Beaver GLOVES Uadies,., Former
price. S12o and 81. Will go at 4Oc Some Of these
goods are slightly soiled.
5000 yds Remnants of DRESS GOODS at prices that
must attract.
5000 yds. New and Pretty sATTEENs. worth zoe.
at 121sc. ~OS''
The newest and most desirable patterns in French
SATTEENS, at $50.
Splendid Line HAMBURG EDGINGS
full line Of SILKS, SATINS. CAsHsdEREs and
all kinds Of DRESS GOODS.
Reached and Brown COTTON GOODS 1t the verv
lowest prices. (Cottons are advancingo
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue,
9a%s2w Corner goth street northwest
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WtAlNSTED..; aENTlEMAN WANTS SITUATION
himself esneT.lly nsefai: most valuable man IA
Nth Nth sss:: good virginia isssnes %S,s. q
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR TWO MEN,
w white and coorsd as waters porters or drivers
81 co sad v 90 out q the
WANTED-A PLACE FOR COLORED GIRL AS
f su1 god references from snpioysf xas.
WANTED-ANE EXPERT CALLGRAPHO OPERATOR,
w owning machine. desires position. Has had .
eIsss deal of Office experience Address st.F
WANTED-BY A FULLY COMPETENT YOUNG
W woman. . situation ss ladys maid wages TO be
Address s F. star office. 'o'0 ''' OF !sasssass''
WANTED POSITIONS FOR MALE AND FEMALE
farm m cs nurse 10
lilies Employment Headquarters, 6oo-0S2 r St n v.
3al-5w'
estate, patent claim attorneys ofice by gen-
tleman competent and willing to do good work mod
81. s2S good
WANTED--BY A YOUNG WHITE Girl. sITUA-
% asst
WANTED KNowN-NATIoNAL LABOR BUREAU
servanss Batisfs waters with dres. suits Diver
Engineers, Farm and Dairy. T. b. DICK, 5l7 9TH st.
n. w. iaCS-8t
WANTED REsPECTABI.E WHITE Girl.
w Situation as house maid. washing and ironing.
Has had experience Aies' maid best of reference
st. n 1a0S-Cts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN
w walters position in private family or first
class restaurant knows his business good references
Call at S21 23d st. js27-3ts
WANTED-BY A SUPERIOR DRESSMAKER
w work at home or to go out: elegant fit and stysh
draping guaranteed; highest references given Apply
1441 l. st. NV AC7-3ts
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities-white
and colored. with city references. COOMBS BUR
CESS, Employment Bureau, 926 st NV jao4-6ts
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FAscr STRIPED T1ckrses.

We have opened fine line Of Fancy Striped
Tickines, 32 inches wide, in combination stripes
Of gray, cardinal brown and blue, especially suit
able for skirts. Only 20c. Per yard.
(Third floor; take elevator)
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TNAPkSTRY BRUSSELS 4OC. PER YARD,
Il Ut the great Clearing Sale at the
tn, a.. Double Combination.
geS1-Ot 1241 and 1243 18th st. s.o.
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EOR RENT

u 1874 Mass. ave n wS200 223s Cleveland Or ala a5
1911 14th ST. WI 2r SO 30 9.e6 oath ST m Va er
1899 q st. NV, Sr 40 55 10a Irwin 81 m w ar ii
- College stnw. lot 20 o03 NJ St ne, 6r. 10 80
IoSS 10Th St VITO 90 420 Wilson 1T. NV Or 10
142S ST NV. Or. 20 80 .e6 II St q W 5r - ID
BIB 13x ST. ar. Is 30 lOl8 n Capitoi nj ,r IN al
~Z2S Cleveland 81 o. I'D goo LIST ST. sw-, ar -. 10
3a29-3t' A B. CAYWOOD, cor. 9th and X sta nv
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MISSES RED KNIT VEST AND PANTS l0C.
U1 each. at the Great Clearing Sale, at the
Double Combination,
1a27-6t 1241 and 1243 II tn st. Sc.
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THrRrr DAYS Now REMAIN.

A. we move into our new store, corner of 1lth
and r streets March LIST we have only short
80 days to accomplish the entire disposal of our
winter stock. To do this We realize that the
pruning knife must again be inserted, and stfll
greater reductions quoted. Not piece Of win
ter merchandise il to be carried into the new
store, consequently prices Will be quoted calcu-
lated to put their immediate sale beyond par
adventure.
You will study your own interest in giving
this stock an early inspection.
wOOnwA ARD 4 TnrxYpoD
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PERSONAL

an ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" Us We are now prepared to pay fun value for
JUSTH's Old Sfsnd. 6l9 It NV. t13-0m
CIVn sERVICR ExAMNATIOH- QUIsTIOlS
~ and ansWegs. Send 10 cent? e 6oek stqEel 6 to
AA-lwe ~ eue Oh a i =. ~.
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II l22o Fst.n.w.. 15r&15l
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610 L st. n. w. Tor. 80. g,
326 Ind. av.. IL rs.......6,
325 Z st. NV. Or.
1927 7 st. n.w- IL n. :. B,
1850 r. ]. ave. 7r.......4,
1897 18th It. n.w..1r30.6.
2201 18th st. n.w,1r..-
421 9th 8. G., l1r.,......3,
Sl7 N.J.ave.n.w..7r.....3,
1924 L st. NV, Or. 81
215-l7 18th NV. % b,
S39 Sd st. NV, ar. .27.5,
2239 ! 9th st.n.w., 6r.26.5,
224 Mass.av.n.w..1r..25.4t
1025 N.J.sve.n.w., Or. 81
$40 4 st. Sc, 1r.......2.
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1921 N. Cap. 8r......20.5t
1913 r ct. me-. z IA. ..20.4.
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WANTED-LOTS.

ny 1NTED-A LOT 2Ox9O Oh 100 10 ALLEY.
w south west exposure. west of 9th and north Of L
NOT over 81. so peoot: state price aud location Box
ISL Star Office IT
vUANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUABLE NEW
w houses IN northwest section for unimpxoved
peppeyty. Address Boz % star ounce. 3s2l-Sm
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EOR RENT--PART OF LARGE, NICE OFFICE,
I with Telephone. on r a. near 18th. Address Box
., Star Office. 1aI8-2t
EOR RENT-OFFICE BUILDING, 635 81. n. ".
Il Two rooms, second aoor, o25 per month; front
rooms, fourth floor, $50 per month; two back roome
fourth door. 81 per month Elevator coon TO be puf
in JOHN z REAIL q CO.
ta26-2m 1921 Fet.
NOR RENT-FINE SUITE OF ROONs ron
E Offices, e06 11th 1t, opposits new Bo:ton Hoass;
newly fitted up HARDING WATERS,
Eel Estate and Insurance.
d31-1m COS 18th e
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-28
A Tale of Mystery.

The villages of Gibsonburg and He- lena, lying about eighteen miles north of here, writes a Tiffin. Ohio corre- spondent of the Cincinnati C0mnserciGt Gazette. are at present agitated over mystery which savers somewhat of the tales of the Bender family and legends of old About thirty years ago a strang- CT appeared in that vicinity and in- quired for a family named Miller. He claimed to be a bachelor from Pennsyl- vania who had S4,000 to invest in farm. He was shown tho Miller resi- dence and remained short time with them. In fact, he was never seen to leave, though members of that family stated he had gone out west
 Tho Miller family, consisting of three brothers, one of whom was married, had bad reputation. but no suspicious were aroused against them, not even when, several months later, letters were received from relatives of the missing stranger inguiring about him and say ing he had neEcr been heard from. An investigation was then made, but devel- oped nothing. After a short time the incident was all but forgotten.
 Several years later the wife of the married brother died, and just few hours before she expired she began to talk in a wild, rambling manner of q burial in a field. Her husband, who was present, placed his hand over her mouth, almost strangling her, and or dered everybody from the room. She died in few moments.
 Immediately after the death of the woman. at certain place in neigh boring field, various parties noticed the though done by horses attached to horsepower, but there was no tracks of horses feet. This remained for several days and disappeared. Fourteen years later one of the brothers died, and the grass at the same spot resumed the same appearance of belng tranpled and remained several days and again disappeared. A week ago another one of the brothers died, and the ground in the same place in the meadow, though having been plowed a number of times. again resumed circular trampled ap- pearance.
 This at last thoroughly aroused the neighborhood, and an investigation has been decided upon It is thought this strange acting ground holds the secret of the disappearance of the stranger of many years ago, and an attempt will be made to wrest it away by excavating. Several parties are already at work, but have not as yet discovered anything. The outcome of it all is awaited with great interest by people from all sec tions of this part of the country.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-05-28
Dog-Days.


''The appellation of dog-days, as ap- piled to August's heated telm,' said a prominent dog-fancier yesterday, ''prob- ably originated hundreds of years ago, when droyes of dogs were kept in oriental cities, with the idea that the animals were sanitary necessity, as they consumed a large portion of the household refuse. These dogs being unsheltered during midsummer were subject to intense heat, which affects a canine's brain very quickly, and sends him off into mild sort of fit. The ami nal then dashes around frantically, making a great deal of noise, and at tracting considerable attention, but usually doing no harm whatever. In years past it was no uncommon sight in Philadelphia for dog to dart through the city, alarming the residents on every side; but now it is a very rare thing, as all superfiuous dogfesh is disposed of by the dog-catchers, and those puppies that are unmolested are generally thought something of and well cared for.
 "A man who knows anything about dogs can detect one of these spells, and can check it quickly. The animal will stick his tail between his legs, whine piteously, and act as if startled. The only remedy is to hold him under a hydrant, allowing the stream to flow over the head, thereby cooling the brain. All dogs are liable to be at tackled. particularly fine-bred dogs which have been overexerted and overloaded. !" RbiaIelDhjG Record